Thought this is interesting... If you go to a site (e.g., a library)
running a Barracuda CF system, the better models have an SSL takeover
feature, meant to allow SSL packet inspection. Basically it just does
man-in-the-middle and replaces the root certificate with a Barracuda
certificate. The idea is you install the root certificate on all site
systems and then users don't know the difference. I guess the WiFi users
would have to explicitly accept the wrong certificate. Needless to say,
I'll be thinking twice before I click a "Confirm Security Exception"
button again.
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